David Timms wrote:
Jesse Keating wrote:
http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/development/x86_64/repodata/
Each arch has its own repoview. You should be able to use your favorite
mirror to look at this too.
Hopefully this will be of some help to those of you wanting a way to
look at new packages, package information, group information, etc...
Very nice! I guess this is totally automated, no developer/packager
required now that it's configured ?
Right.
Perhaps the developers could add searches by provides (show me what
package installed this file (rpm -qf)) and requires (list of all other
packages that need this package).
Also, with the new installer major package groups, perhaps an
additional layer could give the major group, a central area particular
to the group, and the actual packages on the right, to keep consistent
with anaconda ?
We dont want much work or special implementation requirements for all
the mirrors. If you you could implement a additional separate interface
that need not be mirrored by others. See fedora-extras list discussions
recently. Andreas was interested in working on it there. Also talk to
yum and repoview developers in yum-devel list or #fedora-devel. skvidal,
icon and panu should be able to sort all of that.
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Rahul
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